Rare
Kalphids are large, insectoid creatures that live in highly organized colonies. Each colony, or hive, is structured around a single queen who is responsible for birthing and directing the hive's activities. Kalphids are roughly the size of a human, with some specialized variants being significantly larger.
Habitat and Society
Kalphids thrive in arid environments, preferring the dry, rocky landscapes of deserts and badlands. They build their hives near sandstone formations, using their acidic saliva to carve and shape the stone into elaborate nests. Each hive is a tightly knit society, centered around the queen, who is responsible for laying eggs and ensuring the colony's survival.
Kalphids are large, insectoid creatures that live in highly organized colonies. Each colony, or hive, is structured around a single queen who is responsible for birthing and directing the hive's activities. Kalphids are roughly the size of a human, with some specialized variants being significantly larger.
Habitat and Society
Kalphids thrive in arid environments, preferring the dry, rocky landscapes of deserts and badlands. They build their hives near sandstone formations, using their acidic saliva to carve and shape the stone into elaborate nests. Each hive is a tightly knit society, centered around the queen, who is responsible for laying eggs and ensuring the colony's survival.